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Should i go to er for chest discomfort after being at a campfire?
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No: You would be better In going to yourlocal physician and if you do not have one a visitation a walk-in clinic. It would cost a lot less and your insurance may cover that better than an emergency room. Call your physician ask for the best advice
Answered 10/2/2016
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